Examples
See what you can create with AI Diagram. Each example includes the prompt used — try it yourself.
Flowchart
User Authentication Flow
A complete login flowchart with credential validation, session creation, failed attempt tracking, and account lockout. Demonstrates decision diamonds, loop-back paths, and terminal states.
Prompt used:
Create a flowchart for user login: user enters credentials, validate format, check against database, if valid create session and redirect to dashboard, if invalid increment attempts, if attempts > 5 lock account, otherwise show error and return to login
CI/CD Pipeline
A continuous integration and deployment pipeline from code push to production. Covers linting, testing, building, staging deployment, and production release with rollback capability.
Prompt used:
Flowchart for CI/CD pipeline: Developer pushes code → Run linter → Run unit tests → If tests fail, notify team and stop → Build Docker image → Push to container registry → Deploy to staging → Run integration tests → If pass, deploy to production → If fail, rollback and notify
Architecture
Microservices Architecture
A cloud-native microservices system with API gateway, service mesh, and message queue. Shows how frontend, backend services, databases, and external APIs connect in a modern architecture.
Prompt used:
Architecture diagram: React frontend connects to API Gateway, which routes to Auth Service, User Service, and Order Service. Auth Service uses Redis for sessions. User Service and Order Service connect to PostgreSQL. Order Service publishes to RabbitMQ, which Payment Service consumes. Payment Service connects to Stripe API.
E-Commerce Database ERD
An entity-relationship diagram for an online store database. Includes users, products, orders, order items, categories, and reviews with proper foreign key relationships.
Prompt used:
ERD for e-commerce: Users table (id, name, email, password_hash), Products table (id, name, price, category_id, description), Categories table (id, name), Orders table (id, user_id, status, total, created_at), OrderItems table (id, order_id, product_id, quantity, price), Reviews table (id, user_id, product_id, rating, comment). Show foreign key relationships.
Startup Tech Stack Architecture
A typical SaaS startup infrastructure on AWS. Shows the full stack from CDN and load balancer through application servers, databases, caching, and monitoring.
Prompt used:
Architecture diagram for SaaS startup: CloudFront CDN → ALB Load Balancer → ECS Fargate containers (Next.js app) → RDS PostgreSQL (primary + read replica). Fargate also connects to ElastiCache Redis for caching and SES for emails. CloudWatch monitors everything. S3 stores user uploads. Route 53 handles DNS.
Mind Map
Project Management Mind Map
A comprehensive mind map breaking down project management into planning, execution, monitoring, and closure phases. Each phase includes key activities, tools, and deliverables.
Prompt used:
Mind map for Project Management: Center is 'Project Management'. Branches: Planning (scope definition, timeline, resource allocation, risk assessment), Execution (task assignment, daily standups, sprint cycles, deliverable creation), Monitoring (KPI tracking, budget review, timeline check, quality assurance), Closure (final deliverable, retrospective, documentation, stakeholder sign-off)
Web Development Learning Path
A learning roadmap mind map for aspiring web developers. Covers HTML/CSS fundamentals, JavaScript, frontend frameworks, backend development, databases, and deployment.
Prompt used:
Mind map for Web Development Learning Path: Center is 'Web Development'. Branches: Fundamentals (HTML, CSS, responsive design, accessibility), JavaScript (ES6+, DOM manipulation, async/await, TypeScript), Frontend (React, state management, routing, testing), Backend (Node.js, REST APIs, authentication, GraphQL), Databases (SQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, ORMs), DevOps (Git, CI/CD, Docker, cloud deployment)
Circuit
4-Bit Adder Circuit
A ripple-carry adder that chains four full adders to add two 4-bit binary numbers. Demonstrates how carry propagates from the least significant bit to the most significant bit.
Prompt used:
Build a 4-bit ripple carry adder by chaining four full adders. Each full adder takes bits A[i], B[i], and Carry_in, producing Sum[i] and Carry_out. The Carry_out of each adder feeds into the Carry_in of the next.
Resume
Software Engineer Resume
A clean, ATS-friendly resume layout for a mid-level software engineer. Demonstrates proper section ordering, bullet point formatting, and skill categorization.
Prompt used:
Create a professional resume for a full-stack developer with 4 years of experience. Include header with contact info, professional summary, two work experiences with measurable achievements, education, and categorized technical skills.
Workflow
Customer Support Workflow
An automated customer support workflow with ticket routing, priority classification, SLA tracking, and escalation paths. Shows how AI agents can triage and route support requests.
Prompt used:
Workflow: Customer submits ticket → AI classifies priority (low/medium/high/critical) → Route based on category (billing, technical, account) → If critical, alert on-call engineer immediately → Assign to available agent → Agent resolves or escalates → If SLA breach approaching, auto-escalate to manager → Close ticket and send satisfaction survey